Royal Marines (1901-1953 Pattern) Brass Belt Buckle, King’s Crown

Royal Marines brass belt buckle worn from the early 20th century through to the end of the King’s Crown era in 1953. This classic two-piece interlocking buckle features the king’s crown and lion in the centre, surrounded by the raised text “GIBRALTAR / PER MARE PER TERRAM”, all cast in brass.

This pattern was widely used across the Corps on full dress and walking-out belts and remains one of the most recognisable buckle designs associated with the Royal Marines.

Description

• Original brass two-part interlocking belt buckle

• Classic 1901–1953 pattern

• Integral belt loops on either end

Dimensions

• Full assembled width: approx. 87mm

• Height: approx. 55mm
  (Dimensions vary slightly between manufacturers.)

Condition

Very good. Minor age-related surface wear consistent with period use. A solid and attractive example of the Royal Marines King’s Crown buckle.